The Sun. — London, England, 1808-09-12 00:00:00

PORTUGAL. FURTHER l'AltT/CULARS RESPECTING THE GAM?_/).TeN I:4 PORTUGAL. . -The,great superiority c! . the. English Riflemen (er.tlie French Voltigeurs Nkai discernable th:rough-1 r the *hole Campaign ; their high state of dis-* elpline and aCtik it y, and the vast advantage they tv._re of during the whole period of this service, but ;•rirlieularly in the actions-cl the pith and 21st, is to be ascribed to'.the unceasing exertions of Fit ii, to whOse Brigade thee attached. Indeed, the colidua of General ~ vlulse services and fatipe were incessant, the nature of his command, was such as to aim to the particular notice of the' Com ..• i!..r in Chief, who mentions him most Imogoer in his report of both etigag.nuents, :P4teral! .N is nearly allied to. Lord , WE , ,, - rmott it the desperate at telopt which lite Fiericia made, * tom of the 91 t, to recover OIL i . pi,Tes . of I) had been taken by General FEaGU e.N., trtigade, Suoiairted by the 8-2.d . re'4ifuent, Bri n.-r-Genetat NIGIIITINGALE greatly distinguished ' gas were in the valley, and could off, arc-; of one• having been dis •; a n : , obstroci!: : _;- the passage. Gen. •BP,E -:;!E i hulking - it a nvtient:to attack that the 7 t NiGuriNGALs, at the of thee. corps, galloon \ sustained it ; and Corm: Lander in Chief ordered him to with tltcrn tap the hei.2.ins, in • order, that ey might with greater advantage cliarge the ,e,!iy down the hill, then eiiiborassed in the o v ground, he could scarcely bring .hitnself.to ob, , y orders—nor was it till t vice, repeated that lie :..2Hce:talitly complied. As soon, :however, its Sir saw the mo , :einetit, he trollied these two. :1;illleiltS, General NIGATINGAIA! at ::eir bead, charged down the hill, and kiderl,. took ~!,soners (among the rest Gem BRENIEnt , ;), or •dis rsed. the whole :or the French force opposad to • e n=thus settling time point as to the six:pieces.of I tile . t: iiliery. Brigadier-General A_NsTavrritsn (first ..,cOusin of JOHN ANSTRUTHER;Iate, Chief Justice of India) st gallantly defended on the ,2 t st; the position in of ;lie - village of Nitniera-. One of • the. staff ~:vin g represented to Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY, the enemy were making trem..qtdous of its in quarter, ~ad t)lai General •ANSTRUTHER would • IlltlCll pressed ; the General immediately ordered u to repair 4•,0 that Officer, to infirm him; that • -Ltd: a corps" (naming one at that .moment not , engaged) " should be sent to iris assistance, GeneraLimagincil he was pressed." The.ho ur of the proud Scot was touched at this message, he immediately replied, .being full of wrath-- , -- Si.r; I am nor i•ressed ; and I want no .assistance ; .‘• i ihe General I afu beating the French, and am tO beat them wherever I find ftem !" • If we do not here go into farther particulars of remaining General Officers of - the British army rying in Portugal, it is because we .have not been • swum:lle as to learn any thing panticularly mark .; in their individual conduct. In faCt, „where all .re equally brave, it is not easy to. diSctiminate. "it way be generally observed, that in the annals, warfaye, there never was a battle fought, hich the uuiform good condua of the whole -y, from the CoMmander in Chief down to the soldier, was more eminently con/Ticuous.— were heroes—,and each fought as if ih, day de -..nded upon his individual exertions. What was . prily observable, was the cbecrfulucss of they; hole ,;,my at the Cot mencethent- of the engagement. at uiera, in_the, toil confidence of beating the ene .! ; and at its close, the.exultation and delight at „ivitig beaten the flower of the _French army, knew bounds. lii fit t, the - comforts' of • the men had ocen'so attended to, they had been so well fed, and from these Ciri umstances, in sui h high heal li !hat, with their cause; and wrtU e• alk..r, they felt invincible. How tar that . speciii;s i-eeling goes towards victory, it would be ridicu- . lo•is to dwell ,upon, • The particular mention which Sir AnTuruß WEL^ mehasthe-36th•Foot, leads tor a i moment tue,dweiling upon the ruerits of itiat excellent t.:::113S, From the day on which it landed .in tu • to that of the battle of Vuniera,.v.hich we trust , J. , .11 be to be deemed the end of the. Canipaigu in that country, not a man of it was ever found out of its a single moment•ab•ent from his partial- Formed in - India by excellent Officers for 11;2:1rly l& years, and seting during that period every • of service a soldier can - possibly encounter, it js, from its nnit9rni correetness bravery, rind disci the pattern regiment-of the British Troops in ;!cut quaver, during the_ %.lio!e - period:of its stay . At Bubnos Ayres, this gallant body•of men, forced to pass under the yoke, of a most dis-, ?nd -degrAing Convention '(to give it no a name), refused distinaly to give up their cf.ns, and. at length, in despair at being forced to 5 . „0 - ..quit to the common Lite of that cli:ii2raccinl day, ti?. ..y broke their muskets to shivers, and in that - state them for the enemy. What . a triumph must haVe been,' to regain in Portugal, fighting .r. ; :ii - Ust some of the best troops in the i.vcirid,- that 7,!)(p.vri which cowardice and miscondutit had robbed of, in a contest % - k - ith.a parcel of mere Citizens Colonial town of Spanish South Am er i ca — to that glQry restored tC, thein by a WELLEst..Ev, had.,peen piliered from them by a WiirrE f. '4;[i E ! is impmslb:e to speak of this invaluable body :41, without referriug toiheir at!ach .. thtir beloved leader, Ccloil i el BUitti, whom and who has the reslyea and esteem of tlye army to Whom he is known.. This an Irishman, .was for lout teen years of Gren:td in the 36th, and in' whit!). he meld the laukstxcessively of Major, and ,:.;;,-.l:mt-Colonel. During the 'whole of this s:i!ring the fatigue and prvations of his :tud grying i hrotOi the whole of their duty anxious and very alive period of service, its ! ‘ ment to him is unbounded. The deport , G I !his regiment under his command, on'the was ex.,ct;y iliat of one at a review ; so vvew its manceuvres, and so stria its dis- (To be confinia.l.) LONDON : Printed 1-3 • At the SITN-Ch, 4 :IL!. LANCASTER ASSIZES,' SEPT. John Atkinson was indi(cled for killing and slaying John RowlinSon, in the town of Warrington, on the Oth day of July. It appeared that the Prisoner was..driver'of a stage: coach whicti runs from Liverpool to London. - On the evening of - the above day,' the War . liiigton Vo luntrers were paraded, ami- the. Colo nel pt - them had trt-ated them with some liquor, and they - Avere . itr consequence ouras late at ten o'clock, with their hand ilssemb!ed, An a . narrow-street, and, a large •concourse of speclators round them, so that the street was completely•blocked up. At which time the Pct -:per was driving coach through the town, and when the horses were about to Pass through the crowd, - he.fiogged them; this was sup posed. to be. a wanton, careless act, which, occasioned the •doceased to be knocked do v bt the horses, both the otf wheels went over his body, and he died in a few minutes niter. A Captain bf the -Volunteers, who., was on the spot, corrobczafed the above ; but on his cross-ex 7 amination, he said the horses were frightened at the nfiise',of the drums and 'fifes, appeared ristive, and wanted to turn, witich o . if they had been permitted to do, the coach would have overturned, On the accident being discovered, a number of persons pur sued the coach, and: stopped it on the bridge, and on telling t;oe coachman what was the matter, he I. wanted to vo on with•the coach, and.said they must apply to the Noprietor in that to .vn. • ' On- the ,Part of the Priidn , ...r, it was proved that the Prisoner was driving steadily through the tow: n, holding his reins with'a tight hand; he changed horses in Wairington, and they Understood one of the fore- horSes was it young one, and only the second time of being in harness. ' Before they drove off, one at the passenger's. held the horses' heads, while the Prisouer walked on a few yards to desire the Voinnteci '&6. to clear away, as he was coming on with the, coach.,..The Prisoner - dwye thron(ilt ti,,c crowd, and they, did.not know that any -accident had happened ,till the coach w,as Stpppecl, on the idge. liliq,Prisoner's master gtive him a .gdoi chara6ter for-being a regular, steady driver, &c. The Prisoner has shewn much contrition since for the.faral accident, ha given the widow /..)1 the de ceased i 01. and has settled- 7s, a-week ,u pp her. The Jury, under all the circumstances, found the Prisoner Not Guilty. Hear, Simpkin, a young man,of very genteel ap pearance, was indieled for having embezzled andse creted the sum o(481. 16s. the property of his em .ployers,.Messrs. C) rus, Morrail, and fiver Morrill, merchants, of Liverpool. It appeared that the Prisoner had-served - his clerk ship- to the Pyosecotors, and conclui.:ted himselt so exi.rernely well, that on the expiration of. his atti ,cles they retained him in their employ upon a libe ral salary, and he had the• management. of • the Ct. Os. torn-houSe and - Excise business. A short thnesince 'he obtained leave from the Cashier. to enter some cotton and worsted tockings: In a short time after . they were entered and shipped, all the packages were seized ,by the Custoin-house Officers, and on the Prosecutors „making inquiry as to the cause. of the seizure, they were informed that they all had been entered as cotton stockings, The Prisoner hat ing entered them as such, .and. duly paid • 11. Bs. cotton stockings being exported free of duty, and the IPri soner had charged the Prosecutors with having paid the regularduty, amounting to upwards of 491. , 'The Prosecutors gave the Prisoner a m u st excellent aro - atter-till I his offence. The Jury foLind him Guilty, and the Le2rned Judge, in pa.,sing sentence, obse:ved, that his cllnie was pat - tic:daily aggrayated by his committing de predations upon the property of his friends as well as his employers, and had been the cause of their pro perty being and he should have been induced to send him out. of the country, bad•it not been,for the good, charaaer had su,tained till he com mit Led this ofri:oce, and .he was in hopes that this first ofieupe ; however, ,his nue called tur a severe punisla - nent the.refore sentenced to pay a fine of Is. and to be imprisoned, and ktpt to heard labour, iu the House of .Correaion, tor t u o years. -- Heard wa; indicted under : Lord Ellen borOngW,. Act,. c•ni4rged with having Cut, maimed, .and wounded, with a knife, Alice Barl4,- atlas Alice herd, 01 Great Bolton. It appeared that about ten years since the Pro s,,,-cutris, was married to a man of the name of Bar low, ho, enlir ed for a soldier he was sent abr oa d, siteatict did‘ngt• hear trout him for eight years, and she ,thought him dead ; she therefore married. the prisoner.. In the beginning of last ilelarch John Barlow ; her first ,husband, came to the prosecturin, in. consequence of a lurlOugh which he -obtanieu;' the prosecuifix, therefore, refused to cohabit with the priioner any longer, and took to her first bus . band. After he had returned to hisregjment., the prisoner applied to the prosecupix to live with him again, as he could not be happy, wi,t bout her: she, however, refused. On the 23d of April ,the pri soner follos.ved tile prosecuttix• on -the road leading from Bolton, and gave her a violent blow ou hyr hczd,' which knocked her into a diul : he then got upon .her, with a in his hand, and she thinking he was going to cut. her throat, - struggled with him, and. prevented him_.; but he succeeded in cutting her left cheek open, from her mouth to her.ear.— , She screamed ''murder !" and a. man catne to her as~i sauce. The prisoner, made-off, but.he waszur sued and talon. Sarah Hopsthid wits indicter' wider Lord Ellen barotigh's Aa--, for having wilfully and maliciously stabbed Charles Simpson, of Little Bolton, with an intent to murder bin), or do him some bodily harm. GUilty7--Death. The trial of, all, the prisoners being gone through,- his Lordship proceeded 'to pass sentence of death upon Joshua Herd, for maiming and wounding Alice Barlow ; Sarah fiopstead, kir stabbing Charles Simpson, with an intent to murder him ; Rose Gaf frey, for stealing five bundles and a half of 11-nen yarn in the bleaching grounds of Peter ShaworoSs, of Droylesden ;. and Sainuel . Daine, for horse-steal ing. From the LPDON GAZETTE, Sept. io, isos. E M it ,V DU NI. Horse Guards, .Se/ 4. 3. His .Majesty has been pleased to grant to the 24th R.egiment of Light Dragoons, ;its most gracious per n)..ssion to assuale, in addition to any other Badges' or - Devices to which it'may. be entitled, and to War; in its Colours and on its Appointments the Elephant,' t=~iih the void ",Hindoustae inseribe4- around it, in 'commemoration of the distinguished valour dis— played by this 'Corps in the Battles-fought at Alli= Glair on the 4th September, 1803, and at Delhi on the gth of the smelt :smith, and as a lasting test.i Tony of the exemplary conduCt 'of this Corps dur ing the period it has served in India. By Order of His Royal Highness the Com-, . mander in Chief, HARRY CALVERT, Adj: Gen. War-qffi're, Sept. To, 1808. Royal - Regiment of Eloise Guards, Robert Ofde Fenwick, Gent. to he" Cornet; uy purchase, vice Buck, promoted in the Royal African Corps. • .6th Regiment of Dragoons, John _Linton, Gent. to be Cornet, hy- purchase, vice Harris, promoted. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet John 11. Drought to he Lieutenant, by ptirchase, vice Rant, who retires. istil Ditto, Lieutenant... Colonel Colquhou:. Grant, from the Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,-vice Seymour, who exchauges. 25th Ditto, Win. Phipps, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, , vice Newnan, appointeci Cornet. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Gnards, Ensign George Fierily .111acartney Grevillc, front the gth Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, .vice Lord -William. kitiGerald, woo resigns._ , 3d Regiment or Foot , Guards, Ensign,. Charier Lowrance White to be Lieutenant, vice Bradford, deceased.. Lloyd, Gent. to be Ensign, vice White. Ath Ditto, john Fraser, Uent.• to be Ensign, by. purchase, vice Purvis, promoted. sth Ditto, Rowland Pennington, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ,Mackenzie, promoted.. 7th Ditto, Ensjgn john troitt Ine 99th Foot., to be - Lieutenant, by purchase,. vice Itidgeway, who-retires. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant ISoyd to be Captain of a Com pany, without parchase, vice Aylmer, prompted. Ensign John lcoberts✓i,, front toe itoyais, to be Lientf.,,ailt, out purc:,ase. - - into Ditto, -Major form - Earl of Portarlingtob, fr:ro the - T1 Foot, to bt: Lieutenant-Cokmel, by pur,:liase, vi.B Ne‘V. titan, •who retires. . , zith Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph . - CObbins, from the Sth Garrison Batiaiiim to ha Lieutenant-Colonel, with out putelia6 - e:. ,Major 1V il.ham Smelt, troin,the 9tli _Gar_ thon Battalion, to be . Major, without purchase - . Lietrx nant Wipiaut tt. ic itc.in the both Foot, to 'he, Cap wili.of a Company, without purchase. ti:a.:ign Ltbn Put-. - front 'the 40 Gairisolk Battalion, to r,e Ensif,n, vice Anderson, who excl;.a4;es. QU.iita-i'vlaster-:, - elje - rtnt Va lentine Lott, froth the obth ['out, to'be Qaarter- Master: . ails Ditto, Lieutenant, lames l'anns to be.Laptain Coin pany, vice lierkeley, to be Captain of 'a Company, yicella)iis,'th,ceal. C; O'Colinor to be•LieutLitatu, without •1' it.A2 Sinclair , vvivo tesigits. • . • - • S9th kitty, Major' Henry: Samuel. Eyre, from the 8a . d.1 , 04 ,t,„ to a ..eutetiain- Colune!, Nvitnont . i'mrchase, :Vlaj,)r CenerA flews irlt appo)nted to, the' coninianct of Light Infantry Volunteers, • - •.. • 21st•iiitto, captain V, Li. 'v4eyrick, from Oe 3 ist Foot, to be - Captain of a CoMpany, vice Canipoefl, 25tti Ditto, Lieutenant. l'hornas• Al. Crooke 'to be Cap.tain ora Company, by purchase, vice Hawtrey, wao retires. aStli Lritto,•Lieurenant to be Cairtain of aeon', pany, vice t)udingstone,' ii,tieastict:* Ensign 1. Wi;.kin son to be Lieuenant,,Vice Hill. • 43d Ditto, Major Edward to be - Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain - ItiCharti Eiers to be Major, vice !lull. Licutenant•Williani Sherrail "to•be Captain of . . a Company, v►ce Eicrs. Ensign Henry Ogicinuei-to be Licuteaant.• _ 52(.1 Regunent of Foot,. Captain I. P. Hunt to be Major, w ittlout purchase,. v:ce?Nvade, promoted in the• . B . thi Li r- i ris n:ciatiatirin. Captain Win. Cruice, trot. Half-Nay of "tire 4th Regiment of the late Irish Brigade, to be Captain of.a Company, vice Lord Arbuthnot, who exchange..: SSth Ditto, lames Mackenzie., Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Price, cashiered. 6otlt Ditto, Ric.tiard PaSley,- Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Schuit, promoted in the York IZ. , 63t1 Ditto, A'ssistant-Surgewistulut Wright to. be Surgeon, ,vice Young, appointed to the 9:11 Garrison Battalion. 67th Ditto, Sutit:on AncireWs; - from the igth toot, to be Surgeop, vice Ceoice, appointed Surgeon to the Forces. 7zd Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Augustus L7:yniour, trout the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice 6rant, who exchanges , -•• .• - Ditto, Elisio George Iyharrie. to be Lie,utenanr, by purchase, vice Bruce, iduniAeu in the 37th .1 . 00 t,,, 76th Ditto, 'c aptain A trasit to be ivi , tiori by purchase, vice ROnertkiii, win.) retires. Lieutenant R.-B, Coics to be Captain ot a Company, vice Fraser. Ensign lames Vaughan to be Lieutenai , t, vice Coles. • .. . Sul Day, - Captain kletity - Listet to be Major, ,without purchase, vice Eyre, pr,moted ru the igth Foot . L ieu l e _ _ Ti101 • 11aS .M . Neil.tb be Captain ot , a Compdli. , ~ vice Lister. Ensign yvari j.;rown to De Lieutenant, vice M'Neii. 84th Ditto, 'Brevet Major •tacob Tonson, from the 341 Car. rison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, pur_ Chas , Vice, M ';.;re6ur, whose Appointment has not taken • place. To be Lieutenants.—Ensign john'Fraser, by purchase, vice Medley, who retires. Ellingit Edward Cruller, without ptirch.tse, vice Vincent, piToinAed. Ensign Riciiard'Cluice, • twin Iiie„90111' witii,ut purchase. 85th Ditto, - Lieutenant Ricuard . Whitaker, from the 4th ,to be Lieutenant, vice COWell, win) eX changes, 87th Ditto, Lieutenant Frederick Vandeleut to' be Cap. win 01 a Company, .by purctrase,vice Tucker, who ie . tires. 56th Ditto, Ensign Richard I-Lrwave, from the Sth Garrison ilattalion, to b.: IT.n.ign, without purchase, vice Cri.iice, promoted in the 8.4i1i . r o w. . "•' sth West Liktia,Regnnent, Captain . Wm. Brown,..from -the 94th Foot, to be Major, witnout purchase, vice Sebriclit, porno:ea in the Soto Foot. .-, . . Royal West Inilia Rangers,' Ensign J. A. Carson: to be _Lieutenant, vice linglies, (1:3 - cera,,:d. . . Cape Rtglinent, Wm. iNistionald Mackay, Gent, to be tnsign, withoutspurchase, vice Grcville, appointed to tne 9th toot.. Major Bradshaw's 4th Levy; Lieutenant lames Me tree the 2ISt hoot, to be Captain of a Cunip‘itiy. . . 4th Garrison liat!alion, Lieutenant L. from the 85th Foot, to be. Lieutenant,' vice Whitaker, Ivho ex-. . . , . _ . Likinges. FAiign Joint Altc.tcr4oti, 210111 11111 11111 I'oW', . to b; Liiiign, vice i'i i iiceil, %vim, exciiii,vi... , ' Btii Ditto, Aiajur Wliltala Waste, twat the 52(1 FoOt, to be Lietite . iiiiiit t_olonel, vice GUE:JIIIS, 111,1/7.11111ed to the 11111 loot,. 9th-Ditto, Captain Henry H. Bradford,. from the 4th Foot, to be Major, vice Smelt, appointed to the title Fu6t. Sur- . . geon Conn Young, from- tile 63d Footi.to'be Surgeon, vice ‘`VttaOtl, appointeu to a Rweruiting District. 4th Royal . Veteran liattaliA, Lieutenant Richard O'Meara, m fro the lith. :3arrison Battalion, tti be Lieutenant, vice. Oinisby, appointed to the t2th.Royal Veteran hattali4m. • • ' • - 'BREVET. Lieutenant- Colonel Win. Raymond, Deputy Adjutant -Ge. neral to the /''sn - ces serving in Ireland, to be Colonel the Army. Captain John Robert Nason. si tite 47th root, to be Major in tile Army. • ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM. Lieutenant and Adjutant John Lugarcuto have the temporary rank of eziptain (luring .the, nine he continues 'in the ,aid situation. ' STAFF George Charles Turney, Genr. to'be an Assis.tint-Commis sary .of Stores, Provisions, and Forage, to the F o rces. Mark Thomson, Gent. to be ditto. .GARRISON. • Colonel Robert Burne, of th.:..3tlitt Foot, lo be Governor of Carlisle, vice General Agnew, deceased. . HOSPITAL STAFF. •—,• • Surgeon,William Cook, from the 67th Foot,. to be Surgeon, to the Forces. 7Surgeon Thomas Wilson,. front. the 9th Garrison ISA tidiou, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting District, visie Williamson, who retires. WATER AT LONDON BR! DG To,mop. It OW Morning, 12 min. after 7. j Afternoon, 42 - min. after 7. y IZ I cHARD flax Rts, of No. 4, Martlett-coUrt, Pow-street; and Putdished by WILLIAM ARMIGER Sea.' eps, S o uth mo!"top..street, Gibsfenor—squar,:t lerck No. Hi: Strand where //duo tiscrnents, Qrders• ter the PaDer. I (tiers for the Editor, &c,. (boa-paid) must, be addressed. - DA RIZ A C-KS. John' Pcnniston Millmrel:e, Esq.. tp be an Assistant Ins:leC7' tor_Gener4l - ot. Barracks. in G rein Britain, rice Denni6s, sdperseded: MEMORANDiJM.• l'be.lindermentioned Appointments, as stated in the Ca' ze,ttes.of the 19th De.cerntnr,, 1807, lgtit April, t th and zotii August and of the 3.d September, t 3 8, 11.111. - e not faken place,_ viz. FoOt, iksistant-Surgeon John Easten, from the 7 7tls Four. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant George Sanderson to be Captain, vice Aylmer. 84th,Ditto, 'Captain Charles M Gregor, from the 3d Garry son llattali,n. Ensign Edward' Crofter to he Lieutenant? vice Medley,. Ensign John Fraser to be ditto, vice- Vin. cent. • GARRISON. - Ensign lathes Watson, of tlnt sth-Veteran Battalion, to bir Tovyn Major at Alti.rney, ERRATA In the Gazettes of the rgti Apnl, zoth August, and 3d Sep. _ tember txoa. • gth.Foot—l'or Ensign lames Wigton to be Lieutenant, vice Sandason, promoted, read,' Ensign jaines Wigton to b 4 Lieutenant, vice Boyd, promoted., 84th Foot For Arthur Bernard, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fraser, proinAed,, read, Arthur.liemard, Gent, to oe En sign, vice Crokei, promoted. 3d Garrison Battalion - - For Liiintenant 'Frederick I, LIM Y, from the 7thirght Dragoons, to ne Captain, vict•Ai•..is gor; appointed - to the B,ith Foot, read, Liellt,'ll,llll mit Lonny, from toe yth Light Dragoons, to oe Captabi r Tonsure, appuintuti t:• the 84th F out. Grdnance•Ogie, Sept. 8, tBOB. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain Rooert Cartnew to be Captain, vice Geary,: neceabett. Dated Aug. 27, 1808. First Lt;utenant, fames' Alackunochie to he Seconnaptain, vice Carthew. - Dated. as above. Second 'Lieutenant lohn. Tucker to be first Lieutenant, vice NLickonocnie. Dated.as; above, Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. josePh Shearer,. Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated Sept' 1, tSeS. • Commissions signed by the Lord_ Lieutenant of Abercieco° shire. Peterhe Artillery. James Anderson, jun. Gent._%4..b.: Fecund Lieutenant, vice Rooertsou, resipiect. Dated Aug 8, 18;8. Commissions si4ded by Elie Lord Lieliteilint of the C(:unry of , Wanstead Voiunreer.lnfantry. James Dawson I;t4riis, dent. to be — Liettjnant, vice D.1::- vcr4, resigned. Dated \ugust 12., 1808. lIVIN '" LI PT-C' 1' 'SU PERSY DIED, Anthony Jeffery', , It - .iiornfurd, Dorset;hire, jobber. . . ,• IS .71Ark R UP-1 . S . Tosoph.Uemmi- g w 4 y, of 0 - tester, ininter, to surrender Qa ia, 13, ankt 22, at elevpi; at tile. Gold,ni Liou Inn, Cliesier. Attaines, i,lr,•Garneri juiY.. Chester •,' or-Al><:-'Huxley, 't emple, t.ontion. ~ _, .. . Rafr NV bcell"Spl - thg, - 01 . Gosport; tolinty' tf , Sourillgfillltoll, Vintoer, Sept.szi, at, 0113{ c 2, at eldven, and ye:. :-'2., at a . m.% ,;-' • i e B luePost's Fin, Portinuutn. A.ttor). -;' -' ,ll - - Si. i . . y i'ortsmoutli). ~..,... ~, ..' ...-.....,, ~..: Trio:.:.. -. .. ...,:; ve and. i oseph Wadilo•,'e, of Bath- place, ' ,- c`'•' - ' - 't °a:l, Mo,nosex . „ statuaries- afki; stone-ritasonst-:* ! 7 • Oct. 1, az,',4:::, „it tell, at cllticillalh Attornies,,Ntes: , ;; A'ebbutt ane, Sil , ittlew*t . ll7o.6rs-inti.:Kulite:' '''' - ' john Colllp < - )1 c;reat,-, - :,0ri1a»,1 7. 0 . - .reet, :t4 reel, ul', - I:6lsferer, Sept. 17, 2:4, an,.1 .- 70ct. 2. - 1, at ten, at 4 ,_ ,, :': , A- ivi i L.. 4ttern,y, kir.Lutauuel Alien, Carlisicetzeet+So: 4 ;. -..- square., Wk 1 Irani- Aire - s,`af'Fenelntrch-strest, i.ondon. 4 Yoot i / I " k , ri c :' Sept. 17, 2..1„ and Oct. 22; at tw e l ve , at Guildn:4ll. At'"'" hey, Mr. I.' rite, Mr :..st ice t i p l' ice:gill 1y . * . ' ' William I rederick Ogil vy,of-rlitnriinorres, London, druggist/ _Sept. 23, 24, and o . g. 12, at t.144,...atG tiiklitali. 4iteitAat_cSt Messis. Alerctlith and koobnis, Lincoln's-Inn. ' - • • , - D 11/ 10 I.f. Al )S: • . ;061. 62.13e•jarnin Mountfort of. Walsall, staffurqshire, mil ler and gr,x,,!( , at twelve, at 'tile 1101. Taiern, Miming- hain, Warwickshire. iii , V .. . .- . . .- . Nov. 49 . Wiltiain Hum and Richard Jackson, of Redcrost..-. • stre,et,'‘ Southwark, S4arrey, , rearrying'thstfliers, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. sOCI. 5. - lul; Uoodwiii, of Sheffield,-Yorkshire,carpenlgy-44 , ~ ' one, at the '1 oat lull), - itetlield.' ' - .' Nov. 12. Rich:ad Atkinson, Henry Watiers, - arid Willian's Ord, - of Fetichurch. - street„ Loncloxi, wine and brandy' - me!chants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. 5. henjamin_l(ead, the- yOunger, late at ffridgewatert ' soinersetsline, - tailor and draper, at eleven, at tile Atig c "., -. I iln, Bridgewater. ' • - - r ' Nov. IZ. lunii Nlerrick and Samuel Hoskins, late of Mark' lane, London, and ut the Island of Guernse), imfrelial‘t,aV twelve, at U uintlnif I. . . • A I Oc.t. 4 Henry St. Jona, late of the Tything of Pennycro3 s . , Devonshire, dealer, .at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Plyl3lolllll. Dock. Nov. 4. , P. , zkii.mlin e:ts .an 4 Ann Smith, of Basingha; l- street, I.on,ton, fat:Curs, at one; at Guildhall. Oct. 1. Jaunts Bradshaw, of Hungerlord, Berkshire, maltster , at:ten; :it the Bear Inn, Htingertord.- Sept. 30. Edward Carr, bf - Whitstable, Kent, carpenter, 3t : ten, at the t; ill idhall, CantLrbuty. , Oct. t. Matthew Lt•e, late - or - Wellington, Some - rsetsfli:''' scrivener, at ten, at the o,ld London Intl, Exeter. CERT IF ICrir ES. oa. I. Richard Rayner, of Bianinguam, buttrin.maker: .A.stitun Stanfield, laleofSzneCitlK: ixeeringion, cashire, calico-printer. Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, money.scrivener. johw `.lro:, now or late of keirrynnuge, otherwise Far)" kryston, Yorkscure, coai:mercliant. DISSOLPED. johh Williams and John Alurton, ut Great Grimsby, St 3". tioners.. Roger Pocklington, William Dickinson, and WI:C.:ill IFu' 3- terttuuCer, of Newark-upon-Trenr, and East .4<etraidr bankers.- • . Robert iiagtiall and Sam. tlainrnond, of Marteht3ter, Isaac Can:or a;!ti Samuel Co'wlin, of Brktol, iras,ons. fl.afgreaves,,dee. and Saiii.tel Gar:llolin, squale cali , co.priiners.:. - • Ge'orge lladheld and _Sam. 4 • sl►ton o uuder.l,ine. coi:ou-spniners. . William and losvp W h right, of liread_street, contnii,ltm-witicltottscitict, Janwi T.leadowcriAt anti. ltuttlaS Stanley, of . , aitorwes. ' • D E . 1) . C7ti-111onday, last, at Ricianond,. ot an advanced age, Ws' pen,p, wid,w 01 the lan; James Llenn, Esq. aud mother ro• 1 . 4 , g Right Hon. Lady Beauchamp. -•• • Thursday last, after a Jom,' and paimitil 'illness, 4,adf Anne Rich, of Beauniont-sfraf, - Dcvonshire••• place, widow of Admiral Sir Thomas Rich . , Bart. ; *, On. Saturday night, sir. 'Rogers, of:Change.court, Exe' • • ter-strcet.. • • 4 Ou the 3oth ult. at Ramsgate, Miss Louisa Massey, agc". liar:. years, youngest daughter of Sir Hugh Dillon MasseYl, PRICE +0.4 SATIJ STOCKS RDA Y. , ; India. Stock, ' Latta BOncis, 2S. 4S, pr. Old Ann: shut xcLeque.r 81115, 25. 6s. PrP , dis. Imperial Ann. 7 11-16ths Cons, for 13th Oat. 56 Bank Stock, shut tSlavy 5 per Cent. 9S • Irish $ per Cent. 4 Cent. shut 3,, er Cent. Red. shut . 3 1 er C.e:lt. Con. 66 if Bankc. L. Ann. shut ~~ ea.,. 64 Ai .S. 11 IP Ni .1 l' .s.N , . . i t, _.... Arrived—the 1 1 ',1:,• .H, Q.:eb.pc. ,i,, ~ Sailed . --tt.e•S ~..,;isll r::: riot, I,)t.rvoL:ll, ..or Catliz ; S . '''' , 1i0,,,,,, „I.)r Aw ctount.ll;mcl % • Liv el y.," 1101,1m.5, tor Gotl., , '''' C; burf,ri ; Ctliw.),:ri"ntl, Gucuu,g, iuta 1.!::: Cornta , :rct.:, :0 1 -' l ' „'.. . t LA - VernatiV.iuco. - . ' - Iti/IRillen. . - - . .•, M-1 On .S::lt.lay „last, John , t; rvers, Esq. of Mitcham, tp 55 ' , • Iioop';;r, ,et Si. 1 oipi's.stiect. .. . . , . The S , iine rooming, at St.-lolirl' Cht - ,- , 1, Haek . ney,JaNti,: - Kine, - t sq., liarristr:r at Lawi of - [he Linker Temple, an 4 '. 4 Fellow of St. Ptler's Colkge, Crlibrie.i,.;e, to Caroline MA' . tiltia S tap ie . ,-;or Liniqon:l - iela,..}.laekney. : - . . . „ i x I❑ Inc 1 tt a the 1%4 , ~ t. ci fec gr( an `al $t